Although I don’t quite know why, our family’s menu is one of the things I am asked about with fair regularity. For quite some time,…
It’s worth it
I see you there, Momma. I see you sitting in your van outside the Super Walmart, with the WeeSing Bible cd playing just loud enough…
What’s He saying?
This is Jack’s first post for our family blog. To learn more about Jack (or any of our other children) check out our Meet the…
Someday
Someday, it will seem right. Someday, you will stand up from my table, stretch your legs, thank me for supper, maybe offer to throw a…
The road to Dayton
Last month, Mathaus and I traveled to Dayton, TN, to attend Bryan College‘s open house for homeschoolers. It’s the first college he’s shown an interest…
Educational apps that work {Tiggly Words and Tiggly Math}
We’re not a screen-free family.The truth is, many days I wish we were. But I begrudgingly admit that it’s just not feasible– not for us,…
Brotherly love
It happens pretty much daily here. Walking by, I’ll catch a fragment of a conversation that brings my shoulders up around my ears. Because I…
How to make 100% sure your child doesn’t vote for Clinton. Or Trump. Or Satan.
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Tagalongs
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The beginnings of wisdom
One of the best parts of growing older, I’m finding, is no longer buying in when society begins wringing its hands and screaming that the…